Jack by Sensual3D
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Description
The door was shut, as doors should be,
Before you went to bed last night;
Yet Jack Frost has got in, you see,
And left your window silver white.
He must have waited till you slept;
And not a single word he spoke,
But pencilled o'er the panes and crept
Away again before you woke.
And now you cannot see the hills
Nor fields that stretch beyond the lane;
But there are fairer things than these
His fingers traced on every pane.
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Andi and i had fun creating this image today, we needed the break..so i rendered and he added his magic with the postwork..
Have a lovely week and weekend whatever you're doing..
Smiles
T
Comments (13)
odile
This is simply wonderful. Fantastic creation.
Forevernyt
Very cool, pun intended!
twelvemark21
Wonderful creation!! Exceptionally cool (pun also intended)!
.Nachtwind.
Superb creation - really cool!
DrCarl
like a scene from a children's fairytale, you have captured the fear, the atmosphere, the character so beautifully...bravo friend he is stunning
bebopdlx
This is outstanding.
wrpspeed
excellent work
Blush
Magical and enchanting scene Def a fav with me Also nice to meet you...hope you come to visit me in my gallery Back to view more when I am not hurting so bad I liked the poem too........did you write it yourself or someone else... Hugs Susan~
Cimaira
Amazing art work and character creation!
liewald
Clocks bust need to fix the hands LOL
fallen21
Excellent image.
Krid
wonderful fantasy scene
SidheRoseGraphics
This is excellent! You really captured the essence and heart of the poem. I love how you left just a tiny bit of 'out there' visible behind him.